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MCCSC school board passes resolution to examine options for redistricting
The Monroe County Community School board will study the populations in its school zones to implement new attendance borders in the 2025-2026 school year.
IU Faculty and Staff for Israel call on leaders to address antisemitism
Faculty and Staff for Israel have about 60 members on Indiana University's Bloomington and Indianapolis campuses.
Bloomington hosting events to celebrate Women's History Month
The City of Bloomington will host a luncheon March 28 for Women’s History Month at the Monroe County Convention Center.
“Day of action” on IU campus for Kinsey, tenure and Palestine
Organizers planned the Day of Action to “defend higher education from unprecedented attacks from University Administrators and Government.”
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City to install barriers along Third Street bike lane
Traffic separation barriers will be installed next month along the East Third Street bicycle lane.
House passes health care merger notification bill. Concerns over business data persist
Senate Bill 9 is a result of recommendations from the Health Care Cost Oversight Task Force.
Humane Association, animal shelter offer walk-in vaccines
The clinic will be open from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Bloomington Animal Shelter, 3410 S. Walnut St.
Local communities could not sue gun industry, even for illegal acts, under Senate-approved bill
Local communities in Indiana won’t be allowed to sue the gun industry — even for illegal actions — under legislation approved by the Senate Tuesday.
Residents speak out against massive development in southwest Bloomington
Residents near the planned site of a development that would bring more than 4,000 new homes doubt the area can handle the amount of density it would bring.
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Indiana man pleads guilty to threatening Michigan election official after 2020 election
An Indiana man accused of making a violent threat against a Michigan election official in 2020 has pleaded guilty.
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